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“You’re destroying my motion picture!”: Steven Spielberg Yelled at a Real Snake in Harrison Ford’s $389M Movie That Spawned $2B Indiana Jones Franchise

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One of the most commercially effective filmmakers in the history of movie-making, Steven Spielberg has actually produced and directed numerous hit motion pictures. Renowned for his directed Jurassic Park movie series, the 76-year-old filmmaker has actually remained in the market for almost 54 years and has actually made motion pictures varying from kids’s much-loved animated dreams to historic and sci-fi motion pictures.

Steven Spielberg is one of the most renowned and successful directors of the industry
Steven Spielberg is among the most prominent and effective directors of the market

In a humorous turn of occasions, the director of the $2B Indiana Jones franchise, Steven Spielberg can be seen talking with snakes while shooting Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark in viral on-stage video.

Also Read: Indiana Jones Star Harrison Ford Openly Disses Steven Spielberg, Says James Mangold Did One Thing Right Spielberg’s 2008 Movie Couldn’t

Steven Spielberg Got Mad at Snakes for Ruining Movie Shoot

Harrison Ford in a still from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark
Harrison Ford in a still from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

Also Read: “I never should have done that”: Steven Spielberg Was Forced By Studio To Add Extra Scene To His $792M Movie That Landed 9 Oscar Nominations

Being the fantastic and hard-working director that he is, Steven Spielberg is well-known for his complete focus and concentration on improving the shooting of motion picture scenes throughout recording. And it was all thanks to his persistent character that a video of him getting mad at snakes throughout his motion picture shoot went viral online.

In video footage from the on-set shooting of Harrison Ford starrer $389M Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, the numerous times Oscar-winning director can be seen holding a snake and chewing out it for liking fire, stating,

“You don’t like fire, or you do like fire? … You love fire? In the script, you’re supposed to hate fire! Why do you like fire?! You’re ruining my movie!”

Apparently, it was discussed in the motion picture script that the snakes are terrified of fire, nevertheless, the snakes on set were rather heating up to the on-set torches, leading Steven Spielberg to get irritated at them for messing up the motion picture shoot. But thanks to the snakes being on their finest habits, the cast had the ability to shoot the motion picture without excessive difficulty.

Also Read: “I can’t sleep well at night”: Steven Spielberg Was Concerned With Tom Cruise’s Insane Obsession While Filming $603M Movie That Started Their Years of Feud

Steven Spielberg Called for Real Life Cobras for Shoot

The chamber scene from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark featuring 9,000 snakes
The chamber scene from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark including 9,000 snakes

During the shoot of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Arkthere was a specific scene that needed a ‘snake-infested chamber’. For this, Steven Spielberg required over 9,000 snakes which were a mix of both rubber snakes in addition to genuine snakes, so essentially the ground would be covered entirely in snakes.

However, the majority of the snakes that were called were not harmful, other than the cobras, which presented to be a genuine risk. With the cobras’ arrival, everybody on the set of the motion picture got really alert about the circumstance, even when they had more than a couple of reptile professionals on sets in addition to antivenom serum.

While none of the team got badly hurt on the sets, thanks to the correct defense organized, the Indiana Jones franchise’s cast’s effort definitely settled with the snake-infested chamber scene being among the most liked scenes throughout the motion picture.

You can enjoy Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark on Disney+.

Source: Slash Film

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